The New York Jets began their offseason program this week, unveiling the new uniforms they will be wearing in the upcoming season. Earlier on Super Bowl Sunday, team owner Woody Johnson announced that the team would be changing their look for the next year, and recently revealed the new designs on their website.
The Jets have named these new uniforms their “Legacy Collection,” as they are a throwback to the jerseys and helmets worn during the 1980s, which were also featured in a couple of games in the previous season. This move is aimed at honoring the club’s history while embracing a modern twist.
Johnson stated that the team works for its fans, who have consistently been asking for a return to their roots. The new uniforms are specifically designed to embody the spirit of the New York Jets while refreshing their iconic logo, considered by fans as one of their most recognizable symbols of the team.
During this update to their look, the Jets are adding a black uniform and an alternate helmet with green and white stripes to their collection. This is part of their efforts to connect with fans and pay homage to their history while moving forward with a modern twist.
